Wrong Doer Confirmed!!!..It Was The Co-Pilot!!!...
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BarnBuster
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Documents showing that Andreas Lubitz, the co-pilot who is believed to have deliberately crashed a Germanwings jet into the French Alps on Tuesday, had a medical condition that he hid from his employer, prosecutors in Düsseldorf, Germany, said on Friday.
the typical suicidal profile is white, protestant, single, unemployed and male via guns, hanging or poison.
does not fit the pattern (pattern consistent year over year) plus he took others with him which is a 'glory' thing.
you will find in the end there will be way more to. this than meets the eye
TBoneJack
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I read a report this morning that said he had some sort of depression and psychological problems and a recent breakup with his girlfriend.
http://news.yahoo.com/germany-hunts-co-pilot-motive-amid-depression-reports-090251728--finance.html
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sheskunk
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You're funny.
yeah there's a new wave of suicide to be studied..those who are in mental distress and they take others with them..why the 'glory' thing?
it's actually quite shocking, especially a pilot is deity-like..the only place you put you life into someone's hands and not be able to walk away or get off of.
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the second point of interest is that he was able to hide this and pass all his test.
why? because lufthansa wouldn't let him fly if they found out.
so even though he was mentally distressed, flying was important to him yet he took down the same lives he was entrusted.
true suicide leaves a note more often than not and there are signs, not renewing anything coming due like licensing etc, which he just did. kinda shutting things down..as a matter of fact, he continued his life with no aberration. weird.
this was not true suicide..he had connects.
why? because lufthansa wouldn't let him fly if they found out.
so even though he was mentally distressed, flying was important to him yet he took down the same lives he was entrusted.
true suicide leaves a note more often than not and there are signs, not renewing anything coming due like licensing etc, which he just did. kinda shutting things down..as a matter of fact, he continued his life with no aberration. weird.
this was not true suicide..he had connects.
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BarnBuster
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convert, didn't you hear?:
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/03/breaking-german-news-germanwings-airbus-co-pilot-was-muslim-convert/
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2015/03/breaking-german-news-germanwings-airbus-co-pilot-was-muslim-convert/
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
amusement park ride operator comes to mind.. i don't see too many people walking off of the super man ride at six flags.
Rob Roy
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One of the possible solutions....
Personal vehicles capable of flying long distances safely are within the technological realm of possibility.
The prices of these vehicles would drop as long as the free market was allowed to operate unrestricted. Competition would make that happen.
If that happened though freedom would be expanded and government control / cronyism would suffer. Hence they haven't been developed to the extent they should have been yet. Costs of road maintenance would likely shift too.
Master says no freedom, no innovation. Sorry Orville sorry Wilbur, that will never fly.
Personal vehicles capable of flying long distances safely are within the technological realm of possibility.
The prices of these vehicles would drop as long as the free market was allowed to operate unrestricted. Competition would make that happen.
If that happened though freedom would be expanded and government control / cronyism would suffer. Hence they haven't been developed to the extent they should have been yet. Costs of road maintenance would likely shift too.
Master says no freedom, no innovation. Sorry Orville sorry Wilbur, that will never fly.
actually, cars that drive themselves are here..i believe microsoft is getting into the car biz..
what are you talking about? are you in the correct thread?
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
audi just "drove" a driverless car for something like 400 miles across a state. mercede's also has driverless tech, one just needs to tape a soda can to the wheel to trick the car into thinking there's a hand on the wheel..
Rob Roy
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Yes, they've bought themselves a nice little government.
hmmmmmm they didn't report what they found, but they found he was staying often at a mosque in bremen?
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
i think the soda can trick is for longer distances and higher speeds..
Rob Roy
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I'm saying that the answers to problems become suppressed when innovation is stifled by political means.
Ideas unchained bring innovation. Ideas which are chained funnel control to the holders of the lock on the chains.
Break your chains....slave.